The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1920, Page 20

te poetry. nut must be TAKE TWO WITH BAD MONEY. Had $25,000 t yorterday of Omar fi Panl Theorrett with felt $10 Federal Reserve notes, Capt. Tucker Of the to- cal Secret Service believes he bas im- | po¥tamt members ot ths counterfeiting pant -reaponafple for the appearance | lof hundreds oPuppurious bank notes | throughout the country. According to Capt. Yu sald the money W Montreal and ‘oroughe ‘ ‘Ouly about ten of the passed in New York, ‘8 waived ¢: imation be- | cock nt to the Tombs in do cock and were ae eo in ‘foult of $5,000 bail each. GASTORIA Mothers Know That Goeptiats, 1996, by The Frees Publishing Oo, (Tee New York Bresing World.) bY Conducted by Eleanor Schorer ~ MARCH DRAWING CONTEST AWARD WINNER. | - Subject: My Garden. TP 7 My » Waterford,” Conn, By Lena Salo, aged eight yea; HONORABLE MENTION,” 8 Year Class—Eleanor Baston Cohn, Ciinton Cleary, Theodore De Roohe, Margaret Flood, George F. Hall, Mary Higgins, Isabel Johnson, Lovis‘Kunts, Mona MeDermott, Phytite Morris, James Murfay, Robert & Schwarta, James A, Scott jr, Nathan Trachten- _ bers. THE FAIRIES’ DANCE, By the-moonlight they frolic and play, ll happy apd merry and bright os the day: ‘Then as the bright old moon above, Looking down upon them and send- ing his Jove, Seems to say: “Trip it, little fairies ali, As you frisk the dew doth fall; Just look at your queen so lovely and free, Come and dance around ber tree.” Then as the water begins to ripple and play, Away they dance til the mext merry da y: From Jeannette Ratner, aged thir- -teen years, Brooklyn, N. Y. not difficult for to suit he’s a satiefied brute; But he won't eat @ burr On account of its fur, For it pricks him and that isn’t oute, Of such nut-eating foes y As the squirrel, the pig and the goat. Editor's Note--I have never heard of goats cating nuts, but they do eat most everything else, so I guess they Would like nuts too if they had ever tasted them, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Q@ What nationality was Michelangelo and whan did he lve? A. Michelangelo was a Florentine artist of the Itallan Renalesance, He was the teat @culptor of his time. His full mame was Michelangiolo Buonarrotl, and he lived from 1476 to 1664. Q What is @ good book about butterflies? A. “How to Know the Butterflies,” by J. H. and A. B, Comstock, is a very good book about butterfies- It ie @ manual of the butterflies of the Hastern United States, and contains a number of very fine color plates of the butterflies, be- sides Interesting descriptions of them. It was published by D. ‘Appleton & Company, New York. APRIL TITLE CONTEST. yt EN prizes of one dollar each wil | be awarded ten Kiddie Klub members, ages from six to fifteen to study years inclusive, who write the most appropriate name tor Cousin Hleanor’s series of animal rhymes now being published in the Kiddie Klub Korner, ‘A note from the parent or guardian saying that the title is original and a hefpful Remedy for Gonidtpaton an Darin At meant Dosis 40058 Genuine Castoria | Thirty Years CASTORIA Now, a burr has a prickly coat, h t Just on purpose to catoh in the throat,| cash vonttlpution. ‘The ‘ta ty Or to stick in the nose not be quoted from anything else, | For Other Gimbel News See Pages 15 and 16 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1920, Player Piano and Phonograph Section Open Every Evening Until 9 — o'Clock An exact picture of the piano appears herewith — and since what you are to get is the first consideration — know that these are all NEW; that not one has been shown in advance of this sale (except at a price almost one-third higher); that they are perfect in tone,fin- ish, construction and case de- sign. Surely, then, there need be 58.75 $6.25 Low Shoes and High Shoes For Boys and Girls ‘A graceful pump for the growing girl; a high lace shoe or Oxford for afternoon wear—these are illustrated above—together with all variety of shoes for young people, in all leathers, are to be found in Gimbel Brothers Specialty Shop for Children’s Shoes. : Each Shoe Is One of the of 27016" y ™ For Girls For Boys Buster Brown SHOES Justly famous and increasingly popular as the best shoe for children because: -made of selected leathers | --good to look at, by skilled workmen, _ —economical to buy, ractical because designed —“built to fit,” over the “The Brown Shaping Lasts are models of perfect feet, They change gradually with each succeeding vize—just aa nature intends the feet to grow.” y those who understand the famous foot shaping last to wear and tear of active meet the requirements of the children, child’s growing foot. Ranging in price from $3.95 to $10.75 There is no better shoe made for children than Buster Browns. We are their sole New York City agent. F GIMBELS CHILDREN’S AND MISSES’ SHOE SECTION-—-Second Floor GIMBELS BOYS' AND MEN’S SHOE SECTION--Fourth Floor \ Specifications | Cabinet—45 0 inches high, genuine mahogany panels, in- dividual beaded motor board, beaded crown, beaded free end doors. Interior of the rat trap construction, sta- tionary shelves. Finish—Brown mahogany. Motor—-Double spring worm drivens four to five 10-inch record capacity to one wind- ing; frame and bottom of cast fron; absolutely noise- less; can be wound while playing. Turn Table—12-inch stamped absolutely true running turn table; all exposed parts heav- ily nickel plated. Tone Arm— Universal type, plays all records on the inar- ket. Possesses patent rights for controlling the weight of the sound box, for playing hill and dale or lateral cut records. Centres at either angle. Heavily nickel plated. The machine has a Tone Modi- fier scientifically constructed. All wooden amplifier, a ms Brooklyn, Long Island and New Jersey Customers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subway §imcmmmmmnammmacm | | | ‘| Come at Once to Gimbels Sale of NEW Player Pianos and Phonographs Player Piano and Phonograph Section Open Every Eoening Until 9 o'Clock Colossal no waste of time in coming to Gimbels eighth floor tomorrow for the purchase of one of these splendid players. Not alone is the instrument one of quality —but the price brings a direct savin; ye ig. SEER ERTIES} $1,200,000 W orth of Guaranteed Instruments Offered. Prices That Dwarf Values of Any Sale We Have Seen 500,000 Worth of 88-Note New1920Stock Pla WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS _ 9429 A Saving of Almost a Third been added. Every detail of the manufacture bespeaks BEST—so much so that both Gimbel Brothers and the maker back for ten years each player piano sold. Out of town Customers or people unable to get to the store tomorrow are invited to FILL OUT AND MAIL COUPON BELOW COUPON GIMBEL BROTHERS, MUSIC SALONS, 83rd and Broadway, New York City. Send me details of your great April Sale of Player Pianos. B.W.—4t-8 New Model Conreid Phonographs Factory Close-Out to Be Sold at About Present Cost Gimbels Music Salons Eighth Floor of 8314%-—-a price so low that it just about covers present cost of making, when cartage and incidental charges that go to fix a cost price have TWO WHOLE YEARS TO PAY Gimbels same generous credit plan has been extended to patrons of the April Sale. Two whole years to pay for your instru- ment—though delivery is at once. The price includes a player bench or chair to match your piano. Gimbel service for one year Delivery to your home without charge. You may select up to $50 worth of player rolls (your own selection from our great stock) and have them charged to your account on a con- venient term basis at the same time the player piano is purchased, All Ready for Instant Delivery 5D The factory that produces our Conreid phono, graphs brought new model for 1920. After producing 1,000 of them they foun that the production cost was too great and discontinued the manu facture of the model, closing them out to us at a sacrifice, We, in turn, sacrifice practically all profit for t April event gnd offer the entire lot kt $36-the twee Nee which a phonograph of quality has ever been sold, ah : is in a size equivalent to those which are and three times the price. The instrument featured hereabout at two Every.one is new and perfect. None has ever been shown before. The entire stock is here ready for immediate delivery, i Music Salons open evenings until 9 o'clock. OUPON: Gimbel Brothers, Music Salons, dard & Bway, New York City, Send me details of your i Sale of Conreld Phonographs, | “PTH If you cannot call, mail thi r Pianos.